Chicago Bears

By chicagosports And so it is fitting that some of your questions today deal with Matt Forte and the running game. Urlacher is out until next season no matter how his recovery goes. Once a player is on injured reserve, he is ineligible to play until the following season.

By MJD I'm sure that those first two names are names that Bears fans wish to never see next to the name of Matt Forte(notes). With Forte's dead-legged performance through the first three weeks of this season, though, with apologies to Bears fans, it's a comparison worth looking into.

By Fantasy-Info .com Many fantasy football owners must have been surprised to have seen the box score last week as Matt Forte faced off against the Seahawks. For the game Forte managed just 66 yards rushing on 21 carries. How Banged Up is Forte? Forte's Fantasy Football Outlook from Here

By KFFL The KFFL team stated it best when they pointed out that he failed to rush for more than 70 yards in seven different games. Also, his 100-plus yard games came against some weak teams last season. Specifically, they were the Indianapolis Colts, Detroit Lions and St. Louis Rams.

Matt Forte was the main source of offense vs. the Buccaneers in the Bears 27-24 OT loss. www.nfl.com

Rookie RB Matt Forte shines in his NFL debut as the Bears defeat the Colts. www.nfl.com

1. After a Kevin Smith touchdown cut the Bears lead to 10-6 (botched extra point, which would prove costly), Hester coughed up the football on the ensuing kickoff. The Lions recovered, and Dan Orlovsky threw a 17 yard touchdown pass to Calvin "Megatron" Johnson. A 10-0 deficit became a 13-10...

 United States - The defense's failure to stop a 2-minute drill by the mighty Brian Griese was handled by David Haugh, also in Wednesday's paper. ...

By WCG Poll Do the Bears need to worry about Matt Forte and use other backs to keep him fresh? Yes, if the Bears are going to be serious contenders Forte needs to be fresh No, you ride the horse that brought you, if he isn't injured he needs to get the ball Forte is young and can handle it, but the Bears st...

By Skeller When you first heard that the Bears drafted a running back with in the second round, your reaction was probably "Aaargh!" as it seemed another team had decided to move from a single running back to a running back by committee. OK, maybe it was only me. But fear not, gentle reader, for this is act...